Does this sanction mean that all the people speed-docking with Manhattan with a full load of cardimine are out of roleplay and are liable to get all their credits taken away if told to stop (which often includes dieing) by (in this case) the Liberty law? This happens a lot right now, and even more in the past, so this is why I bring up this particular example.
What about a smuggler being chased by the law into Zone 21, and docking with the Alaska gate? Do they get sanctioned if they dock with it? After all, its controlled by the law in the same way, if not more, than the docking ring or mooring fixture of a planet.
Does this sanction also mean that all the people speed-docking with a base with legal cargo (by server rules, so perhaps Plutonium) are out of roleplay and are liable to get all their credits taken away if told to stop by any law?
This seems silly if either of those are yes, because if the law can't stop you, the law shouldnt be able to prevent you from landing on a base. Of course in reality, things would be different. However, this is something that ruins gameplay if the admins step in to deal with it. In my opinion anyway.
In the case of this trading vessel, what is he supposed to do? Not docking means he dies, docking means he gets sanctioned. Not leaving the guy a lot of options here.
For the record, things like this dont affect me, because I never get caught. Even if I did, I wouldn't run. Just makes it worse. My only trading vessel is my IND ship, just in case you thought I was causing a storm for something more than on principle.
